ELAEnglishLanguageArtsfigurativelanguagewords orphrases thathave severalmeaningsPredicateTheactionNounPerson,placeor thingpersuasiveessaywrittentoconvincehyperboleanexaggerationonomatepiawords thatrepresentsoundsalliterationrepeatingbeginningsoundsnonfictionnot fake,truestoryThesisYourmainanswerSubjectWho?Promptthequestionbeingaskedpronounshe, he,his, her,they, themcentralideathe mainidea of atextThTEEThesis, TopicSentence,Evidence,Explainsimileuses likeor as tocomparetwo thingsClimaxMostexciting partof a story/passageConflictanissue orproblemstanzasimilar toaparagraphin a poemfragmentanincompletesentencerun-ona neverendingsentencePlotEventsin astoryMINTSused tocapitalizecompletesentenceIncludes asubjectand apredicateELAEnglishLanguageArtsfigurativelanguagewords orphrases thathave severalmeaningsPredicateTheactionNounPerson,placeor thingpersuasiveessaywrittentoconvincehyperboleanexaggerationonomatepiawords thatrepresentsoundsalliterationrepeatingbeginningsoundsnonfictionnot fake,truestoryThesisYourmainanswerSubjectWho?Promptthequestionbeingaskedpronounshe, he,his, her,they, themcentralideathe mainidea of atextThTEEThesis, TopicSentence,Evidence,Explainsimileuses likeor as tocomparetwo thingsClimaxMostexciting partof a story/passageConflictanissue orproblemstanzasimilar toaparagraphin a poemfragmentanincompletesentencerun-ona neverendingsentencePlotEventsin astoryMINTSused tocapitalizecompletesentenceIncludes asubjectand apredicate

Language Arts Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. English Language Arts
    ELA
  2. words or phrases that have several meanings
    figurative language
  3. The action
    Predicate
  4. Person, place or thing
    Noun
  5. written to convince
    persuasive essay
  6. an exaggeration
    hyperbole
  7. words that represent sounds
    onomatepia
  8. repeating beginning sounds
    alliteration
  9. not fake, true story
    nonfiction
  10. Your main answer
    Thesis
  11. Who?
    Subject
  12. the question being asked
    Prompt
  13. she, he, his, her, they, them
    pronoun
  14. the main idea of a text
    central idea
  15. Thesis, Topic Sentence, Evidence, Explain
    ThTEE
  16. uses like or as to compare two things
    simile
  17. Most exciting part of a story/ passage
    Climax
  18. an issue or problem
    Conflict
  19. similar to a paragraph in a poem
    stanza
  20. an incomplete sentence
    fragment
  21. a never ending sentence
    run-on
  22. Events in a story
    Plot
  23. used to capitalize
    MINTS
  24. Includes a subject and a predicate
    complete sentence